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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 28, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 4.

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The Gospel Reader

A Companion Volume to the Gospel Primer

In this reader the beautiful theme of redemption and of the gospel is told in a connected and unbroken story, many of the great events of Bible history being given in chronological order. From the creation to the consummation, the history of God’s people, and the hope set before them, become familiar subjects of thought and study.
The book contains thirty-five chapters, twenty-two half-tone engravings, and 192 pages.
Cloth, with portrait of our Saviour, in gold, 75 cents; board covers, in two colors, 50 cents.

At the Door

The first edition of “At the Door” has been sold, and the second is now being printed. All those who are handling this book testify of its merits, and are well pleased with it as a seller. Prices, 15 and 25 cents.

A Few Testimonials

I have examined the booklet “At the Door.” As I viewed its illustrations, and read the text and explanatory notes in reference to His glorious appearing, I felt like saying, “He is coming! He is coming! He is even at the door.” And the facts set forth created in me, as I believe they will in every reader, an earnest, anxious desire to gain our paradise home. S. H. LANE.
F. E. Belden, so well known through the beautiful and stirring gospel and Sabbath-school songs that he has given to the world, has prepared an attractive brochure of thirty-two pages and covers, entitled “At the Door.” It is beautifully illustrated, and presents the evidences of the soon coming of Christ. It is an attractive presentation of a most important subject.—G. C. Tenney, in Medical Missionary, January, 1904.
It is beautiful and excellent. I hope it can find a place in every home. ALONZO T. JONES.
Though brief, it is full of instruction that all can understand. I. D. VAN HORN.
A million copies of it should be sold. DR. J. H. KELLOGG.
The appearance of the booklet is attractive, and it is well designed to call the attention of busy people to the great theme of the hour.—Review and Herald, Editorial.

Our Paradise Home

The fourth edition of this wonderful little book is now issued. It is remarkable how it is selling. From all sources come the most favorable expressions of appreciation of this little work. The following is a sample of the many that are reaching us at the present time:—
“I have just read ‘Our Paradise Home,’ and am much pleased to see the message of present truth made so simple and plain, and put, as it were, in a nutshell, so that even the busy people can take time to read it. It contains the pith of the Bible plan of redemption, besides taking us over to the setting up of God’s everlasting kingdom. The language is simple, yet written in such a pleasing manner as to interest all who read it. This is the class of books which should be circulated by our people, instead of books containing but little present truth. We shall take pleasure in giving it a wide circulation in our conference. I believe that it will have the largest circulation of any of the small books which have been published by our denomination. W. J. STONE.”
“‘Paradise Home’ is a neat, well-written little book. I like it very much. It will no doubt meet with a hearty welcome by all who are laboring to give this glorious gospel of the coming kingdom to all the world. May it have a wide circulation, and accomplish much good. H. H. BURKHOLDER.”
The prices of the book are 25 and 50 cents, postpaid.

A Successful Cook-Book

A Friend in the Kitchen

BY MRS. ANNA L. COLCORD
Twelve editions, aggregating 105,200 copies, already published. Sold in America, Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, South Africa, and India.

What the People Say of It

One of the best cook-books ever written.—Signs of the Times.
I know of no reason why it should not go in America. MRS. E. G. WHITE.
It sells like sovereigns.—Australian Agent.
The best of its class.—Pacific Press.
No publication ever issued by the Echo Publishing Company has had such a rapid sale.—Union Conference Record.
We think it a good book. C. H. JONES, Manager Pacific Press.
We find it sells more rapidly than any other help we have. J. H. CAMP, Gen. Agt. for New Zealand.
The best ever gotten out by our people. It deserves the wide circulation it has had. MRS. V. J. FARNSWORTH.
The most practical and helpful of anything we have issued in this line. As a help for agents I am confident it has no equal. E. R. PALMER.
One of the best little books we have on this subject. The people appreciate it. H. H. HALL.
No other book like it in the world. MRS. M. J. CARPENTER.
A book that will do ten times, yes, a thousand times, more good than I can do with my tongue. DR. E. R. CARO.
If men would live in accordance with the dietetic principles advanced in it, there would be little employment for the physicians.—Herald of Health.
A very handy book, purely on vegetarian lines, and is worthy a place in any kitchen.—Sydney Sunday Times.
The recipes are clearly written, and are very practical.—Australian Committee on Examination.
The book has equaled in number of copies sold, any small book we have published so far. W. D. SALISBURY, Manager Echo Pub. Co., Melbourne.
A splendid help for agents. Ladies can handle it readily. It should be sold in every city, town, and neighborhood. It is nicely gotten up, well illustrated, and substantially bound. Oilcloth, 50 cents; limp cloth, 25 cents. Usual discount to agents.

Bible Object Lessons and Songs

For the Little Ones

On the Life of Christ

This excellent kindergarten book contains fifty-two lessons, one for each Sabbath in the year, and each lesson is accompanied by suggestions to mothers and teachers; thirty child’s songs and hymns written specially for the lessons; thirty-six full-page pictures, half-tones, with colored plates; fifty-two pen drawings, showing how to use the kindergarten material when teaching the lessons; 160 pages, quarto size, beautifully printed on enameled and supercalendered paper, bound in four styles, as follows: board covers, 7½x10 inches, $1.50; blue cloth, $2; lemon edge, royal edition, 9½x11½ inches, $2.75; gilt edge, paneled sides, 9½x11½ inches, $3.75. Special discount in quantities.

Kindergarten Supplies

We have three boxes of kindergarten material prepared so that any mother or teacher can illustrate the lessons given in “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for the Little Ones.” The price of these boxes is $1.75.
We carry a stock of tables and chairs. Our table has a round, hard-wood top, with folding legs, and inside cabinet for the material; seats eight pupils and the teacher. Price, $3.75. Our chairs, which are twelve inches in height, the average size for children of kindergarten age, sell for 50 cents apiece; teachers’ chairs, 60 cents.
When the three boxes of material are ordered with the book in any style of binding, the purchaser will receive a beautiful premium,—portfolio blackboard sketches on the Life of Christ, to aid mothers, teachers, and children in drawing.

Bell’s Language Series

In Five Books

This series gives an outline study of the English language, adapted to the training of the child from the nursery till he is graduated from college. These books claim the attention of practical educators everywhere. Based upon the natural method, giving and illustrating principles rather than rules, they are particularly suited to home study. This unique series consists of—
Book One, Primary Language Lessons from Life, Nature, and Revelation. 227 pages. Cloth … $ .65
Book Two, Elementary Grammar. 224 pages. Cloth … .65
Book Three, Complete Grammar. 281 pages. Cloth … .80
Book Four, Rhetoric and Higher English. 375 pages. Cloth … 1.25
Book Five, Studies in English Literature. 599 pages. Cloth … 1.75
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